Free activities when you buy a Kit Kat Easter egg

Ray69

deniseblog, what is it he wanted to do? It might be worth contacting the activity provider direct and explaining the situation. Unless there are specific safety issues involved they may well reach a compromise. After all if he suddenly develops a love for that activity it could mean repeat business for them.

kennyjosiah

Kids, all excited my 8 & 6 year old sons had their hearts set on carting or golf?- and my 12year old had her heart set on her first manicure as her treat - but just noticed the terms in small print "over 18year olds only" wish I had noticed before getting them all eggcited (sorry!) :rolleyes:

Call me stupid but arent easter eggs meant for kids ???? :mad:

tightus_wad

Easter eggs just for kids? NAHHHH - However, these eggs are not quite the bargain they appear! I bought some so we (my and 2 mates) could all go on an activity - I range and it seems you can only book 1 person at a time - and I guess the activity will be full once one person books a free one! Anyway - they couldn't get me sorted with anything for when I wanted it and are going to ring me back - sure they will! I remain dubious! Still, the egg was nice.

sprogs

My three got these eggs yesterday too, 10, 12 and 13 years old. Although it does state on the back of the box in very small print that they are for over 18's it is not something that Grandma noticed.

Just wondered if anybody had tried to book a child on the activities yet and what the response was? My boys wanted to go karting, which is really close to us (or at least it was when the website worked properly as I had looked it up before my mum bought them - didn't see any big notifications there a few weeks ago that it was over 18's but it is on the website now!) and my daughter wanted a manicure as she has finally stopped biting her nails.

At the moment they are trying to decide who to give their vouchers to as they can't use them - bless!

24MKshopper

Can anybody help me find where the participating venues are? can't seem to find it on their link.i did try awhile ago and was able to find a list of my local places for both pampering and activity. so frustrating! I wanna know whether to buy more.Thanks in advance

sprogs

I think there were some problems with some of the activity venues so you have to phone to book them - the pamper experience locator still seems to work.

skibster

sprogs wrote: »

My three got these eggs yesterday too, 10, 12 and 13 years old. Although it does state on the back of the box in very small print that they are for over 18's it is not something that Grandma noticed.

Just wondered if anybody had tried to book a child on the activities yet and what the response was? My boys wanted to go karting, which is really close to us (or at least it was when the website worked properly as I had looked it up before my mum bought them - didn't see any big notifications there a few weeks ago that it was over 18's but it is on the website now!) and my daughter wanted a manicure as she has finally stopped biting her nails.

At the moment they are trying to decide who to give their vouchers to as they can't use them - bless!

I would definitely call the places doing the offers and see if they'll let your children do it. Especially when it comes to the girls' pamper activities, I can't see why they wouldn't do it. The businesses are surely hoping to gain new customers after people use the gift certificates, and as long as it's not a matter of safety, I bet the businesses will take any ages.

skibster

Does anyone now of a toll-free phone number to call to find out about activities?

24MKshopper

Apparently it's 01525844535 I found it on here but haven't used it myself yet so fingers crossed.;)

DailyClicker

Could try:

00800 6378 5385, which is manned Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm.